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hey now ive got an adult pair of snakes im going to make an incubator how will i go about making one
S.Irwin said:how come nobody ever lets the female incubate her own eggs
nobody makes them an incubator in the wild
brendan_spencer said:im gust gunna have a melamine box sealed airtight and airtight containers for the eggs a few lights maintainted at 31 degrees on 2 thermostats hows 2 lights on 1 thermostat and 2 on another sound and then shove the egs in 1 part vermiculite 1 part water leave em for 55 days and have plenty of snakes to care for thats all ya need isnt it? no use having a big hi tech expensive thingymybob where a simple thing will work ppl make egg incubation sound hard but apparently it isnt
S.Irwin wrote:
how come nobody ever lets the female incubate her own eggs
nobody makes them an incubator in the wild
normally wild python will incubate their eggs in a pile of composting leaves and other organic materials, there receive warmth moisture within that substraght, however in captivity it can be messy and a bit on the nose, artifical incubation you can control the heat the moisture and the general condition "removing rotten eggs etc"
Keeth said:S.Irwin wrote:
how come nobody ever lets the female incubate her own eggs
nobody makes them an incubator in the wild
normally wild python will incubate their eggs in a pile of composting leaves and other organic materials, there receive warmth moisture within that substraght, however in captivity it can be messy and a bit on the nose, artifical incubation you can control the heat the moisture and the general condition "removing rotten eggs etc"
also, unless you keep temperatures extremely even, constantly including day and night, maternal incubation can take a lot of strain for a female python, possibly stopping it from breeding again for several years
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